On Saturday afternoon, October 16th at 3pm at the Friends Meeting in Chatham we are holding a special outdoor dinner forum to discuss the border crisis in Texas…and New Jersey. […]
FEDICAMP has been partnering with PeaceWorks and our friends at Green Empowerment to bring potable water and sanitation projects to homes, schools and clinics in their rural communities. In the […]
We could all use a little solidarity right now and we are thrilled to announce our first live gathering since before the pandemic, our July 10th Solidarity Roast!
We are very grateful to all of the students and staff at Seton Hall’s DOVE program — student volunteers who lend us hand to pack boxes for our next mutual […]
Although several months have passed since TWO CATEGORY FOUR HURRICANES pummeled Nicaragua in November, your support is still greatly needed. PeaceWork partner FEDICAMP, which works with rural farmers in northern […]
As coverage of COVID-19 in the US continues to dominate media coverage, our Nicaraguan partners have reached out with concern for our safety. Of course we are just as worried […]
Times are tough up here, as well as down there in Nicaragua. But we’re inspired by our partners who bravely, yet safely go out to work with Nicaraguan people who […]
It’s hard to say if the COVID-19 curve is flattening in Nicaragua. There’s just so little reliable information coming from the government. But when we talk to our partners and […]
…sorry, folks. While COVID-19 is much more under control in NJ, there has been a small uptick and we don’t want to take any chances. Sadly we’ll all have to […]
Saturday June 27th, 2020 07:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada). To sign up, see details below description. Masaya, Nicaragua is COVID-19 hotspot. The mayor has died. Close friends and […]
When: Saturday May 30th, 7:30pm Email us now – we’ll send you the Zoom invitation: cinemaus@gmail.com While the rest of the Central America closed borders and initiated stay-at-home guidelines in […]
It is our great hope that we will be able to see you in person on June 13th! While we have yet to make a final determination out of concern […]
Come join us on Saturday, July 9th from 3 to 7pm (rain or shine) for our 28th Annual Solidarity Roast.with great food and live music. There will be barbecued foods […]
Soon we’ll post the topic of the forum, but in the meantime plan on coming hungry! Dinner will be served promptly at 6:30pm followed by a discussion at 7:30 Saturday […]
On Saturday October 10th we’ll be packing a 40′ shipping container full of material aid for our Nicaragua partners. In addition to bringing us donations to send down, we need […]
Soon we’ll post the topic of the forum, but in the meantime plan on coming hungry! Dinner will be served promptly at 6:30pm followed by a discussion at 7:30 Saturday […]
Join us for a special celebration with a few our partners down in Nicaragua! Dinner will be served promptly at 6:30pm followed by a discussion at 7:30 Saturday evening, December […]
Located about four hours north of Nicaragua’s capital city Managua, just off the Pan American Highway, Yalagüina is home to about 10,000 people. The town is quickly growing and has […]
Awesome day, folks! On Saturday May 11th we packed our 75th humanitarian aid shipment to Nicaragua — it is headed out to sea. In record time we packed 897 pieces […]
In the early 1970’s Luis Carrion’s father came home to find that his hunting rifles, and his son, had vanished. In 1979 Luis would emerge as Comandante Carrión, a leader of the […]
Thank you so much for great time and your kind donations! About 50 people came out on a beautiful July afternoon to enjoy great food and live music by Deivis […]
The following dates and times are subject to change, please check back. Who is Maria Eugenia Delgadillo? Read her bio here. Download the complete schedule here. Saturday Sept. 8 […]
On Saturday October 13th we’ll be packing a 45′ shipping container full of material aid for our Nicaragua partners. In addition to bringing us donations to send down, we need as […]
Thanks to everyone who came out to enjoy some fine, home-cooked BBQ, spend time among friends and build solidarity with the people of Nicaragua. Our Nica partners are going through a […]
Thank you to everyone who donated items, time and money to get our 73rd humanitarian aid shipment off to Nicaragua. About 60 volunteers came out on Saturday May 12th to […]
While dozens of kids and adults got a great bike, cheap, folks at the Madison Bike Swap raised over $900 for PeaceWorks projects in Nicaragua. Every year a group of […]
On Saturday March 10th, 54 people came out to the Friends Meeting in Chatham for dinner and a conversation with members of January 2018 delegation to Nicaragua. Download the full […]
Thanks to 30 volunteers we took a huge step forward getting ready for our shipment day on Saturday May 12th! Thank you to everyone who came out on April 28th […]
10 members of the PeaceWorks community have landed and are out and about in Nicaragua, traveling over gorgeous Volcano-lined landscapes to visit our local partners, see their projects, discuss priorities […]
On Saturday May 12th we’ll be packing a 45′ shipping container full of material aid for our Nicaragua partners. In addition to bringing us donations to send down, we need as […]
On September 5th President Trump sent Attorney General Jeff Sessions to announce that his Administration would revoke the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. This Obama administration policy allowed […]
Join us on Saturday evening November 10th for a dinner forum with the PeaceWorks community. Soon we’ll share all the information on our presenter, so stay tuned…but as always, come hungry! […]
You are invited! PeaceWorks is rooted in the social movement of the 1980’s that resisted the U.S.-backed war in Nicaragua. But even when the war ended, PeaceWorks continued to support […]
Another Brick in the Wall? Fear and Uncertainty for Immigrants: A Conversation with Rosa Santana The U.S. Government’s Temporary Protection Status (TPS) permits immigrants from about 22 countries to remain […]
Our 72nd humanitarian aid shipment is off to Nicaragua! Thank you to everyone who came out, donated items & money, made food and provided good cheer on Saturday October 14th. […]
There are no roads to El Apante. The last dirt road ended three hours back — right before what locals call an incline. For anyone else, a really steep mountain. […]
You may have missed this in the mainstream media, but Nicaraguan liberation theologian and Maryknoll Father Miguel D’Escoto Brockman passed away on Thursday at the age of 84. He was […]
Come on our January 2018 Delegation to Nicaragua. You’ll hike to mountain villages to see sustainable farming and water conservation projects. By boat you’ll glide through mangrove forests to participate […]
PeaceWorks Summer Camp 2017: Recreation, Relaxation…and Resistance Where: World Fellowship Center, Conway, New Hampshire When: Thurs. August 17th– Monday August 21st, 2017 Located at the foot of the White Mountains […]
Un mano, por favor… On Saturday May 13th we’ll be packing a 45′ shipping container full of material aid for our Nicaragua partners. In addition to bringing us donations to send […]
We’ll be meeting up at our storage facility at the Shrine of St. Joseph on Saturday April 29th from 10am-2pm to organize and box donations for our 71st humanitarian aid […]
Thank you to everyone who came out to try a special selection of wines and join PeaceWorks in supporting women’s empowerment projects in Nicaragua! Together, we raised $1500.00! Wines were chosen by […]
In January 2017, 10 of us from the PeaceWorks community returned from a 12-day delegation to Nicaragua. Click here to download our report to learn about the people we met, the places […]
It’s pretty amazing what you can get done when 40 people show up. Our new storage facility for our humanitarian aid shipments to Nicaragua, the Quonset Hut at the Shrine of […]
As always, and for the 70th time, thank you very much. PeaceWorks was very proud to be joined by over 30 Seton Hall and 10 Don Bosco Prep students who […]
PeaceWorks sends our warmest greetings to everyone who came out to our Dinner Forum on Saturday September 10th, 2016. After enjoying a fantastic meal with about 70 people, we had an […]
It has been a summer of heat waves, forest fires, droughts, and flooding. The latest UN report warned us that the climate crisis has reached a “code red” for humanity. […]
FEDICAMP, (Federation of Rural Farmers), has been working for years to help small farmers mitigate the effects of climate change in Northern Nicaragua. When two category four hurricanes hit Nicaragua […]
For a donation of $100 or more, we’ll send you a hand-woven pine needle basket, a 12oz bag of fair-trade coffee and a card. All proceeds to help rural farmers […]
From Drought to Deluge: Rural Farmers on the Frontlines of Climate Change Rural farmers in Nicaragua are already living on the edge of extreme poverty and depend directly on the […]
Freedom of expression and assembly? Right to life and physical integrity? Unfair trials. Forced migration. Violation of women’s & indigenous peoples’ rights. Amnesty International’s Nicaragua expert Lisa Konczal will share […]
